Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 239, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1931 — Page 16

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HOUSE PASSES BILL CURBING INJUNCTIONS Would Limit Judges' Power in Labor Disputes or in Strikes. ‘Voting almost strictly along party lines, the Indiana house of representatives late Thursday passed the Galloway labor Injunction bill, ST--21. and sent It on to the senate for flhal action The measure now Is in an amended form and practically was re writ- • ten after a public hearing last week at whim prominent labor leaders spoke before a crowded senate chamber. As It reaches the senate the bill placer, strong prohibitions on judges, preventing the issuance of injunctlpns In any labor dispute, where auch a dispute is conducted peaceably. Original provisions of the bill voided injunctions after five davs uhless a court hearing was held. •There were few deviations from Party lines In the voting. Representative James M. Knapp (Rep., Wayne), minority floor leader and 1929 speaker, was the only Republican to join with Democrats for Passage But three Democrats bolted their majority party to vote no with the

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Skating party will be given at 3 Monday night at the Riverside rink by the Sunday school of St. Mark's English Lutheran church. Committee in charge of the party Is composed of Walter C. Blase, general chairman; Harry P. Sims, floor chairman, and Frederick E. Wheatley, finance chairman. Two Are Held for Police Two men are held today after they had told two girls they were officers and attempted to force them into an automobile. Witnesses, who said the men had been drinking, held .them for police. The arrested men are Robert Allison, 26, of 5332 MillerSville road, and Orville Simon, 26, of 810 Economy street. Republicans. They were Representatives Nathan B. Combs (Clinton), Philco W. Journay (Jay), and Lee Vellom (Orange and Washington). All are farmers. >

GUARD AIR UNIT MAY BE MOVED TO CITY FIELD Municipal Officials Seek to Amend $70,000 Bill to Force Change. Apparently disposed of temporarily by a recommendation for passage, the much buffeted national guard airport funds bill is due for further trials and tribulations in the Indiana house o f representatives. Legislation In preparation today, backed by the city administration, would amend the present $70,000 appropriation bill to prevent its passage unless the One hundred thirteenth observation squadron, Indiana national guard, Is moved from Stout field to the municipal airport. E. Kirk McKinney, president of the Indianapolis works board, said the amendment is in the hands of the Marion county delegation for presentation when the airport bill comes up for third reading. The national guard leases the airport ground at a nominal sum and in turn leases space on the field to T. & W. A., Curtiss-Wright Flying Service, Inc., and the EmbryRiddle Company, air mail contrac-* tors. Steps toward leasing a site for

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a hangar and shops at the municipal airport were underway today between operators of the EmbryRtddle air mail and passenger line and municipal airport officials. Transcontinental and Western Air depot is scheduled to be moved from the guard field at Mars Kill to municipal airport next Monday, j The municipally-backed amendment will include the proviso, Me- I Kinney said, that the observation; squadron may rent its quarters at; the nominal sum of $1 annually. The attempt to obtain the national guard quarters for the city airport is in line with a municipal program for concentration there of all local j plane activities, McKinney declared. The amendment to be jiresented by some members of the Marion county delegation does not affect the financial provisions of the bill In its present form, which calls for a $45,000 appropriaton and '525,000 for maintenance over a two-year period. The funds are sought to enable

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the national guard squadron to comply with federal building standards and build steam heated hangars. In this manner, according to Major Richard F. Taylor, observation squadron commander, further airplane equipment can be obtained from the government. NEGRO THUGS GET $lO4 Money and Checks in Loot From Truck Driver. Two Negroes held up T. H. Halcomb, 1151 Gimber street, driver for the Balfour Cheese Company, in the 600 block, West Tenth street. Thursday night, and took SBO in money, $24 in checks and fourteen pounds of cheese. McGufTeyites to Meet The McGuffeyites will present a musicale program at a meeting Saturday afternoon at 1:30 in Cropsey auditorium.

DEMOCRATS TU SERVE DINNER State Editorial Association! to Hold Winter Meet. Walter Myers, speaker of the! house of representatives, has teen selected to deliver the principal ad-! dress at the mid-winter meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association here Feb. 19 and 20. The address will be made at the

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annual public banquet on the first night of the meeting. Other speakers will be Paul McNutt, R. Earl Peters, Mrs. A. P. Flynn, Senator Thurman Gottschalk, Walter Chambers and Miss Telia C. Haines, only woman member of the legislature. The annual business meeting will be held at i0:30 a. m. Feb. 20, when

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new officers of the association will be elected. Members of the omi* nating committee are John Day Da Prez, Shelbyville; John Hellar, Decatur, and Dale Crittenberger, Anderson. The resolutions committee consists of Harry Williams, Ft. Wayne. John Gorman, Princeton, and Frank Finney, Martinsville.